Tuesday, 2 June 2015
Oliver McConnie Selected for New Contemporaries
Oliver McConnie has had five pieces selected for the Bloomberg New Contemporaries 2015. www.newcontemporaries.org.uk
Alison Boult and Meg Buick in Royal Academy Summer Exhibition 2015
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Alison Boult |
Michelle Cioccoloni Solo Exhibition at Mercer Chance
Michelle Cioccoloni is exhibiting drawings made in the Prado while on the Richard Ford Award Residency. 'Drawing in the Prado', 4 – 14 June, Mercer Chance 253 Hoxton Street, London, N1
5LG. Gallery open Friday, Saturday and Sunday 11am – 6pm. Monday to Thursday by
appointment only. Please call Rachel on 07715 816 779.
Special Event: Sunday 14 June: Drinks at 6pm, informal tour of the exhibition with the artist from 6.30 pm – 7.30 pm. ‘A Royal Collection: The Prado seen through the eyes of an artist. A rare chance to view the artist’s sketchbooks and hear about the distinct approach she developed during her three-month residency in The Prado Museum in Madrid, including the role of drawing in relation to the study of the Spanish Masters.’ Free but booking essential – email info@mercerchance.co.uk or call 07715 816 779
Opening night: Thursday 4 June, 7 – 10 pm.
Late opening: Friday 5 June, 11 am – 9 pm.Special Event: Sunday 14 June: Drinks at 6pm, informal tour of the exhibition with the artist from 6.30 pm – 7.30 pm. ‘A Royal Collection: The Prado seen through the eyes of an artist. A rare chance to view the artist’s sketchbooks and hear about the distinct approach she developed during her three-month residency in The Prado Museum in Madrid, including the role of drawing in relation to the study of the Spanish Masters.’ Free but booking essential – email info@mercerchance.co.uk or call 07715 816 779
Bess Shipside Yoga/Drawing Workshop
Bess Shipside is leading a yoga and drawing workshop in London Fields on Sunday 7 June, 1.30 - 4pm. London Fields Yoga, Arthaus, 195 - 205 Richmond Road, London, E8 3NJ
'Creativity yoga flow and life drawing from yogic postures'.
The workshop includes 45 minutes of creativity-boosting flow yoga, basic drawing materials and paper provided, advanced drawing tuition available, and a yogi model.
£20 advance/ £22 drop-in
Suitable for all levels. Please bring any other materials you require. For more information contact roamingyoga@gmail.com
'Creativity yoga flow and life drawing from yogic postures'.
The workshop includes 45 minutes of creativity-boosting flow yoga, basic drawing materials and paper provided, advanced drawing tuition available, and a yogi model.
£20 advance/ £22 drop-in
Suitable for all levels. Please bring any other materials you require. For more information contact roamingyoga@gmail.com
Thursday, 7 May 2015
Jessie Makinson in Creekside Open Selected by Lisa Milroy
Jessie Makinson is exhibiting in Creekside Open, a Group Exhibition Selected by Lisa Milroy.
Opening Reception and Prize Giving, Saturday 9 May 2015, 3pm.
Exhibition Continues 7 - 31 May 2015, Thursday - Sunday, 12 - 5 pm.
'A.P.T’s two CREEKSIDE OPEN exhibitions are a personal snapshot of the breadth and diversity of contemporary visual art in the UK today. Lisa Milroy and Richard Deacon have independently selected recent work from one anonymous submission for two shows which will be held at the A.P.T Gallery, Deptford in May and June 2015.
The first exhibition has been selected by Lisa Milroy and includes work by sixty three artists. After two days viewing over 2,100 images, Lisa responded to her selection process in a very personal way, “Following my heart in selecting work for Creekside Open 2015, I responded to the submission by exploring my own artistic interests. I felt intrigued, surprised and delighted by such a diverse, thought-provoking range of work submitted by hundreds of artists.”
A.P.T set up the CREEKSIDE OPEN in 2005 and over the past ten years it has become one of the UK's foremost open competitions for visual artists.'
Opening Reception and Prize Giving, Saturday 9 May 2015, 3pm.
Exhibition Continues 7 - 31 May 2015, Thursday - Sunday, 12 - 5 pm.
A.P.T Gallery, Harold Wharf, 6 Creekside, Deptford, London, SE8 4SA
'A.P.T’s two CREEKSIDE OPEN exhibitions are a personal snapshot of the breadth and diversity of contemporary visual art in the UK today. Lisa Milroy and Richard Deacon have independently selected recent work from one anonymous submission for two shows which will be held at the A.P.T Gallery, Deptford in May and June 2015.
The first exhibition has been selected by Lisa Milroy and includes work by sixty three artists. After two days viewing over 2,100 images, Lisa responded to her selection process in a very personal way, “Following my heart in selecting work for Creekside Open 2015, I responded to the submission by exploring my own artistic interests. I felt intrigued, surprised and delighted by such a diverse, thought-provoking range of work submitted by hundreds of artists.”
A.P.T set up the CREEKSIDE OPEN in 2005 and over the past ten years it has become one of the UK's foremost open competitions for visual artists.'
Charlie Masson Projects in New York
Charlie Masson has some exhibitions coming up this month in New York.
People Who Need People:
Group exhibition curated by Beatrice Shen.
'The exhibition reflects on the transient nature of modern interaction and reasserts human presence that is often lost in the day to day. Each artist confronts markers of identity and consciousness through their individualistic styles. The focus on humanity and connectivity is reinforced through each artists' hand. The culmination of the works offer unique and authentic dimensions to experiential and imaginative narratives.'
People Who Need People:
Group exhibition curated by Beatrice Shen.
'The exhibition reflects on the transient nature of modern interaction and reasserts human presence that is often lost in the day to day. Each artist confronts markers of identity and consciousness through their individualistic styles. The focus on humanity and connectivity is reinforced through each artists' hand. The culmination of the works offer unique and authentic dimensions to experiential and imaginative narratives.'
7 Dunham Gallery, 7 Dunham Place, Brooklyn, NY 11249.
Opening Reception: Tuesday 12 May from 6 - 9 pm.
Continues 13 - 15 May (by appointment)
Project 10 Squared:
Exhibition and silent auction of 100 pieces of art by different artists using 10" x 10" wood substrate. Bids start at $100. Opening Reception and Silent Auction: Friday 15 May, 6 - 10 pm. Exhibition continues 16 - 17 May 2015. Closing Party: Sunday 17 May, 6 - 11 pm. Court Square Studios, 21 - 48 44th Rd, Long Island City, NY 11101
Open Studio Weekend:
Saturday 16 May and Sunday 17 May, 12 - 6 pm. Reis Studios, 43-01 22nd St., Long Island City, NY 11101. Drop by for a visit at Studio #355.
La Pasta Rigata:
'Based on products by a renowned Italian pasta producer, Masson presents for the first time this series of works created on corrugated cardboard depicting various furrowed pasta shapes, in which the exposed undulations of the support playfully mimic the subject’s ridges. The series pays homage to the simplicity of Italian cuisine, drawing influence from the Italian art movement of Arte Povera, which embraced a return to everyday simple objects and messages in art. The works displayed here in a nurturing locale are also a nod to the artist’s Italian maternal roots.'
Basta Pasta NYC, 37 W 17th St., New York, NY 10011.
May 4 - July 6 - 2015
Opening Reception: Tuesday 12 May from 6 - 9 pm.
Continues 13 - 15 May (by appointment)
Project 10 Squared:
Exhibition and silent auction of 100 pieces of art by different artists using 10" x 10" wood substrate. Bids start at $100. Opening Reception and Silent Auction: Friday 15 May, 6 - 10 pm. Exhibition continues 16 - 17 May 2015. Closing Party: Sunday 17 May, 6 - 11 pm. Court Square Studios, 21 - 48 44th Rd, Long Island City, NY 11101
Open Studio Weekend:
Saturday 16 May and Sunday 17 May, 12 - 6 pm. Reis Studios, 43-01 22nd St., Long Island City, NY 11101. Drop by for a visit at Studio #355.
La Pasta Rigata:
'Based on products by a renowned Italian pasta producer, Masson presents for the first time this series of works created on corrugated cardboard depicting various furrowed pasta shapes, in which the exposed undulations of the support playfully mimic the subject’s ridges. The series pays homage to the simplicity of Italian cuisine, drawing influence from the Italian art movement of Arte Povera, which embraced a return to everyday simple objects and messages in art. The works displayed here in a nurturing locale are also a nod to the artist’s Italian maternal roots.'
Basta Pasta NYC, 37 W 17th St., New York, NY 10011.
May 4 - July 6 - 2015
Katia Lom at Curators Coffee and Gallery
Katia Lom is having a small exhibition of paintings and prints at Curators Coffee and Gallery near Regent Street. The show will run for the next two months.
Details on how to find it are
here curatorscoffee.com/locations/
Kathryn Maple in Group Exhibition by The Violet Hour
Kathryn Maple is in an upcoming group exhibition presented by The Violet Hour.
Strand Gallery
Strand Gallery
32 John Adam Street, London, WC2N 6BP
26 - 31 May 2015
Private View Wednesday 27 May 6 - 8 pm
'The Violet Hour has taken inspiration from London’s Adelphi quarter for their forthcoming exhibition of five emerging contemporary artists. The title ‘Islands of the Blest’ is an excerpt from Lord Byron’s ‘The Isles of Greece’ and plays with the idea of permanence and transition.
Observations of the odd and out of place in Kathryn Maple’s layered works seem to grow from the paper. Again, the surfaces change in rhythm, with areas of clear translucency and worked, near-woven pockets. Having completed the postgraduate programme at the Royal Drawing School in September 2013, Kathryn embarked on an associated work placement and residency in India. In 2014 she was the winner of the Sunday Times watercolour prize. '
Private View Wednesday 27 May 6 - 8 pm
'The Violet Hour has taken inspiration from London’s Adelphi quarter for their forthcoming exhibition of five emerging contemporary artists. The title ‘Islands of the Blest’ is an excerpt from Lord Byron’s ‘The Isles of Greece’ and plays with the idea of permanence and transition.
Observations of the odd and out of place in Kathryn Maple’s layered works seem to grow from the paper. Again, the surfaces change in rhythm, with areas of clear translucency and worked, near-woven pockets. Having completed the postgraduate programme at the Royal Drawing School in September 2013, Kathryn embarked on an associated work placement and residency in India. In 2014 she was the winner of the Sunday Times watercolour prize. '
Alice Shirley Scarf Gets a Window at Selfridges
Alice Shirley has a window at Selfridges entirely dedicated to her latest scarf for Hermes.
You can see more of Alice's designs on her website, aliceshirley.com
You can see more of Alice's designs on her website, aliceshirley.com
Antonia Bruce Solo Exhibition in Oxford
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'Crown of Corn', 2014, cyanotype, 76 x 61 cm |
Art Jericho, 6 King Street, Jericho, OX2 6DF
23 April - 31 May
Saturday, Sunday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
12 - 6 pm
'Surrounding the growing of corn, are the many rituals, offerings, music and dance that have evolved since man first cultivated crops. Antonia Bruce's cyanotypes capture the corn cobs that tower above the farmers. Laid against heavy duty watercolour paper which she paints with a solution of iron compounds, the silhouettes of her subjects are developed in daylight, creating exquisite shadows on blue.
Corn is the food stuff of life, the ‘first food’ for many. The natural diversity of maize grown over thousands of years contributes to our treasured bio-diversity, and is an essential resource for mankind. Antonia Bruce has been working on a cooperative exchange between UK and Mexican artists, responding to ‘First Foods’. In Mexico’s Heartland, ‘everyman’ has a perceived right to his own plot ‘La Milpa’ - to grow his own corn, beans and squash.'
First Food Residency
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